Pagewise
Privacy
Privacy notice
Pagewise is a non-commercial educational project — a post-reading learning platform built by a teacher. There is no business behind it: no advertising, no paid plans, no data sold or shared. This page explains what we store, how we use it, who can see it, and what students and parents can ask us to do with that data.
What we store
- Account: a random username (e.g.
mango-tiger-47), a one-way hashed password, the class label, and the date of the most recent sign-in. - Student work: notes, paragraphs, and voice / video recordings that a student creates inside the platform. Recordings are stored as files in Cloudflare R2 keyed to the student's id.
- Book metadata: title, author, ISBN, and the student's own summary of the book. We do not store publisher-supplied descriptions or paraphrased plot content.
- Teacher message: an optional short note a teacher can write to a single student, visible only to that student.
What we don't store
- Personal contact data (no email, no phone, no real name unless the student types it themselves).
- IP addresses, browser fingerprints, or analytics beyond what Cloudflare itself logs for routing.
- Any third-party tracking / advertising cookies.
Where the data lives
All data is stored in Cloudflare infrastructure:
- Cloudflare D1 (SQLite) — accounts, sessions, student state JSON
- Cloudflare R2 (object storage) — voice + video files
Student work is stored in Cloudflare's network.
Who can see student work
- The student themselves, when signed in.
- The teacher, via the teacher dashboard.
- Anyone the student gives a share link to — for example, a parent who scans the QR code printed on the student's portfolio PDF. Share links are signed tokens and can be revoked by rotating the platform secret.
Rights you can exercise
Email us (see "Contact" at the bottom of this page) to:
- Read all data we hold about a specific student.
- Delete a specific student's account and all associated work.
- Delete a specific voice or video recording.
- Reset a student's password.
- Revoke a student's parent-share link.
Children's data
Pagewise is designed for secondary school students. Usernames are pseudonymous by default (random word pairs). The platform does not require the student to disclose their real name; if they type one into a field, that's their choice and lives only in their own saved state.
Copyright and book content
Pagewise uses titles, authors, and themes as factual references to identify the book the student is reading. The platform does not reproduce, paraphrase, or display copyrighted plot summaries, scenes, quotes, or authorial commentary to students. The only book-derived content shown to a student is what the student writes themselves.
If you believe content on the platform infringes your copyright, see the takedown process on the Terms page.
Contact
Email pagewiseadmin@gmail.com for any privacy or data-protection question. We aim to reply within a few working days.